Frequently Asked Questions

Fresh Meadows Bookkeeping Services offers a wide range of accounting services including book audit and clean up, ongoing bookkeeping maintenance, payroll services, financial reporting  and consulting.

The cost of our services varies depending on the type and complexity of the work involved. We offer competitive pricing and will provide a free quote for any project.

Yes, we offer remote accounting services to clients across the United States. We use secure online platforms to communicate and exchange information with our clients.

Yes, we have a Certified Advanced QuickBooks ProAdvisor on staff that has also completed the Intuit Bookkeeping Certification.

Yes, we offer property management bookkeeping services to clients across the United States. We can offer this through QuickBooks online for smaller portfolios and have specialized knowledge of ResMan property management software for large and small multi-family portfolios as well.

Yes, this is especially why you need a bookkeeper. Just ask yourself: "how many hours a month do I spend trying to keep my books current?", "Are my books current now?" For most small businesses, bookkeeping becomes a "when I have time for it" type of situation. As you get busier, this gets pushed back further and further. The next thing you know, you are trying to reconcile 6 months worth of receipts and invoices. Things start to fall through the cracks and you lose visibility into your operations. Having a clear up to date set of books helps you to make clear financial decisions that allow you to grow.

Absolutely! We specialize in going through your books, reconciling all of your accounts, matching up invoices to payments received, identifying unpaid invoices, identifying unpaid vendors and matching up receipts to the corresponding accounts. There is not a set of books that we can't back on track.

Monthly maintenance ensures that you can identify problems quickly and accurately. Waiting until the end of the quarter effectively means that we have to go back one quarterly and reconcile your books from the ground up. It's easier for you to remember what a receipt from a couple of weeks ago was for vs. what the receipt was for 3, 4 or even 6 months ago.